The tape is recorded by Ad Delleman. It is a Maxell XLII 60 Cassette and box. It is a copy and compilation of older tapes with music recorded in Noeboeai. Side A starts with string band songs, followed by a flute and drum orchestra, then children’s choir songs, again a flue and drum orchestra, then tifa songs from Nimboran, then a choir song and as last a guitar song. Side B starts with a traditional solo song. Followed by a guitar song announced as being form Japan, the songs and dances from children, then guitar songs, then a flute and drum orchestra, followed by drums and Islamic songs from Kokas, a flute is added, then a gong and xylophone and it ends with guitar songs.
The digitised tape is part of the audio collection of the foundation PACE Papua Cultural Inheritance. For more information or any messages or correspondence contact huublems81@gmail.com or srgales@ziggo.nl.

Side A is 30’49 and Side B is 30’48

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